Which Fundamental Right gives citizens a final legal support against an unjust state decision?

Correct answer: Right to Constitutional Remedies

Correct answer: B. The Right to Constitutional Remedies gives citizens a practical legal route to approach the courts when the state or another public authority violates a Fundamental Right. Courts can examine the decision and may issue suitable directions or writs to protect the affected person. This is why constitutional remedies are often described as a vital means of making Fundamental Rights effective. Option A is the right that requires equal treatment, but it is not itself the specific court-based remedy described in the question. Option C protects religious belief and practice, not every unjust state decision. Option D protects cultural and educational interests of communities, but it does not name the general legal route for enforcing Fundamental Rights. Option B directly includes the idea of legal support and judicial protection. The word “remedies” is the key clue: it means a lawful method for seeking correction after a right has been violated.